OCR Alpha
Deputy COO | Global Hedge Fund ($5bn AUM)

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A growing $5bn multi-strategy hedge fund is seeking a Deputy Chief Operating Officer to join its senior leadership team in London.
Reporting directly to the Global COO, this role will play a key part in overseeing the firm's global operating platform across London and New York. The successful individual will work closely with the investment teams and senior leadership to ensure the business continues to scale effectively, while maintaining a robust operational and financial control framework.
This is a broad, high-impact position spanning Operations, Fund Services and Management Company Finance, offering significant exposure to strategic initiatives, new product launches and firm-wide decision making.
The Role
Working alongside the Global COO, responsibilities will include:
- Supporting the day-to-day oversight of the firm's global operating platform across London and New York.
- Manage, mentor, and develop a high-performing global team.
- Acting as a senior partner to Portfolio Managers and business heads, ensuring operational infrastructure supports the continued growth of the business.
- Leading strategic initiatives including new fund launches, new investment strategies, market entry projects and operating model enhancements.
- Overseeing all core post-trade operations, fund administration and relationships with third-party service providers.
- Supervise external administrator deliverables: NAV production, pricing & valuation, P&L reporting etc.
- Working closely with Risk, Compliance, Legal and Technology to maintain a scalable and well-controlled operating environment.
- Driving automation, process improvement and technology initiatives across both Operations and Finance.
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- 15+ years' experience within a buy-side investment manager.
- Strong experience across multi-asset hedge fund strategies.
- Senior leadership experience spanning Operations, Fund Services and/or COO functions.
Compensation will be market competitive and dependent on experience. Ideally, candidates will have no more than a six-month notice/non-compete.
OCR Alpha typically receives a high volume of applications across a number of opportunities. While we review every application, we're unfortunately unable to provide individual feedback to all applicants. If your profile is suitable for this or another opportunity, one of our consultants will be in contact.
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